JARVIS MCP
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Lightweight MCP server that provides access to local machine commands and file operations via a standardized API interface
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- Command Execution: Run shell commands with proper error handling.
- File Operations: Read, write, and manage files on the local system.
- Directory Visualization: Generate recursive tree views of files as JSON structures.
- Working Directory Support: Execute commands in specific directories.
- Robust Error Handling: Detailed error messages and validation.
- Comprehensive Output: Capture and return both stdout and stderr.
- Simple Integration: Standard I/O interface for easy client integration.
Install Go 1.24.1 or higher and Git. Clone the repository and run ./build.sh (or cross‑compile for Linux, macOS, or Windows using GOOS/GOARCH flags). Run the resulting binary (e.g., ./out/jarvis-mcp). The server communicates via standard input/output. To integrate with Claude Desktop, add tools like “Execute Command,” “Read File,” “Write File,” etc., pointing to the binary path. Then invoke those tools during conversations with Claude.
JARVIS MCP
> Just A Rather Very Intelligent System - MCP Server
JARVIS MCP is a lightweight server that provides secure access to local machine commands and file operations via a standardized API interface. Inspired by Tony Stark's AI assistant, JARVIS MCP acts as a bridge between applications and your local system.
Overview
JARVIS MCP implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) architecture to provide a secure, standardized way for applications to execute commands and perform file operations on a local machine. It serves as an intermediary layer that accepts requests through a well-defined API, executes operations in a controlled environment, and returns formatted results.
Features
- Command Execution: Run shell commands on the local system with proper error handling
- File Operations: Read, write, and manage files on the local system
- Directory Visualization: Generate recursive tree views of file systems as JSON structures
- Working Directory Support: Execute commands in specific directories
- Robust Error Handling: Detailed error messages and validation
- Comprehensive Output: Capture and return both stdout and stderr
- Simple Integration: Standard I/O interface for easy integration with various clients
Installation
Prerequisites
- Go 1.24.1 or higher
- Git (for cloning the repository)
Building from Source
1. Clone the repository:
git clone <repository-url>
cd jarvis-mcp
2. Build the application using the provided script:
./build.sh
The executable will be created in the out directory.
Cross-Platform Build Instructions
Linux
```bash
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